Astana Clamps Down on Investors
Planned legislation seems likely to have a sharp impact on the freedom of overseas companies to run their operations in Kazakstan
Planned legislation seems likely to have a sharp impact on the freedom of overseas companies to run their operations in Kazakstan
A power-struggle is brewing in Kyrgyzstan between president and parliament
The heirs of the KGB in Kazakstan are believed to have enhanced their power in ministerial changes carried out earlier this month
An attempt by Caspian Sea states to divide up its riches appears only to have deepened the quarrel over the issue.
Alleged racism in the Russian police force leaves Central Asian and Caucasian immigrants vulnerable to a rising tide of skinhead violence.
Huge quantities of old books are being pulped as a result of decrees forbidding their export and ideological purges of the country's libraries.
Government officials are increasingly reluctant to open up to foreign media.
High-level talks with Moscow leader fail to meet Tajik expectations of Russian investment.
Crunch time as Ashgabat forces dual passport holders to choose to stay or leave the country.
New research reveals mass exploitation and enslavement of women farm workers.